Today’s financial landscape witnessed an unforeseen surge in cryptocurrency markets, largely attributed to a significant policy shift by former President Trump.
Following a disconcerting Federal Reserve meeting, Trump took a strategic step back, removing chip restrictions under enormous pressure from Nvidia. This move subsequently provided a lifeline to risky markets encompassing AI, technology, and cryptocurrencies, consequently boosting spot prices. Specialist figures like Raoul Pal have been quick to weigh in on these market shifts.
Cryptocurrency Experts Weigh In
Raoul Pal, renowned for his expertise in both cryptocurrency and macroeconomics, expressed excitement at Bitcoin’s dramatic rise to $99,888. In his analysis, he suggested that Bitcoin’s market dominance might have reached a peak, potentially paving the way for altcoin surges. He observed several market indicators pointing towards this possibility, comparing current levels to historic peaks in 2021 and 2017.
TraderSZ highlighted Solana 
$160, sharing a graph that suggested its potential climb to $180. Meanwhile, Ethereum 
$2,017 has surpassed $1,971 after a prolonged period, and if it sustains above $2,100, altcoins may recover rapidly while Bitcoin 
$100,421 dominance declines.
Signals of Bitcoin’s Climb
As this article was prepared, the press conference for the UK trade agreement was imminent, with crucial tariff agreements yet to be disclosed, suggesting more volatility for the day in cryptocurrencies. In parallel, significant data revealed by Noach sheds light on investor sentiments, as the supply of BTC on exchanges sharply diminished, indicating limited sell-ready supply amidst ongoing ETF-driven demand.
“The number of individuals depositing BTC on exchanges has reached a 9-year low. Despite Bitcoin exceeding $96,500, the decline in deposit addresses (highlighted in purple) mirrors levels unseen since 2016. Sellers are seemingly exhausted, and those wishing to exit have likely done so already. Long-term investors are holding stronger than ever, avoiding BTC transfers to exchanges as they plan to hold rather than sell. Compare the red circles:
- 2016: Shortly before BTC reached $20,000.
- 2025: A similar scenario developing with ETF inflows hitting record highs.
This quiet buildup could lead to a dramatic upward move.”
